yeah I don't by that crap ..... cops are paid to take a bullet
Chicago releases video of shooting
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yeah I don't by that crap ..... cops are paid to take a bullet
Chris0nllyn
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Dude, go back and slowly read the conversation.
How a functioning adult can't keep up with words on their screen is beyond me, but maybe you'll figure it out. Your link sucked and in no way proved what you quoted, that's it.
Chris0nllyn
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They are paid to enforce laws. The fear that they could take a bullet while doing so drives a number of things, but I'd argue that's not what they get paid to do.
I'm not sure why you can't keep up or play your games but if you don't like the responses, feel free to ignore my posts.
black dog
Free America
As hard as it is for me to say, since the States haven't taken care of this problem it's time to pass Federal laws with the basic standards needed to discharge a firearm at a citizen. Then the States can decide if the want to stay with the basic standards or make their State laws more stringent.
like firefighters get paid to go into burning buildings ....
black dog
Free America
No they are not, Their purpose is to uphold the law after the fact.
If they were paid to enforce the law everyone would have one in there back pocket..
Chris0nllyn
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I'm not sure why you can't keep up or play your games but if you don't like the responses, feel free to ignore my posts.
In your mind, walking up to a car and being shot is hesitating to use force.
Chris0nllyn
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Right. They aren't paid to get burned (to use your example in another way).
If they witness someone jaywalking, for instance, and give them a ticket. Are they enforcing jaywakling laws, or upholding jaywalking laws after the fact, or both?
If you are gonna quote me, please don't change the text. This could lead to confusion about what was originally written. Next thing you know, people will be saying I said I could see Russia from my house.
In your mind, walking up to a car and being shot is hesitating to use force.
If he'd opened up on it when he got out of his cruiser he'd be alive! :shrug:
Good Point .... Clean Up After The Fact
Draw the chalk outlines, interview witnesses and make a report.
black dog
Free America
Silly,,, Spin your RV around...
black dog
Free America
Said person had to Jaywalk before a Jaywalking ticket could be earned.
After the fact..
Now the word Enforcement, covers lots of territory. Like all government programs it's been constantly expanding since we started with LE here in the USA. . Most departments in the US need massive retraining on constitutional law....
LE job it to uphold the law after it's been broken..
I thought the rumor was you were homeless?
We just identify as homeless. This week anyway. Check back in November for a status update.
black dog
Free America
He's got a sugar momma... She has a crib..
Hijinx
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I may be wrong, but I don't see any way to write an ROE for police officers as to when they can shoot and when they cannot.
Too many different circumstances and an officer if he wants to stay alive cannot have thoughts of an ROE running through his mind when the SHTF.
Instantaneous action is sometimes called for. But if the suspect is running away and isn't shooting back, he has no business getting shot.
Too many different circumstances and an officer if he wants to stay alive cannot have thoughts of an ROE running through his mind when the SHTF.
Instantaneous action is sometimes called for. But if the suspect is running away and isn't shooting back, he has no business getting shot.